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Biology of Reproduction|September 1, 1993

Changes in immunoreactive FSH and inhibin in developing chicken embryos and the effects of estradiol and the aromatase inhibitor R76713L Rombauts, L R Berghman, D Vanmontfort, et al.

Biology of Reproduction|November 1, 1994

Contribution of the fetal adrenal to circulating immunoactive inhibin in the chicken embryoL Rombauts, D Vanmontfort, L R Berghman, et al.

British Poultry Science|March 1, 1994

Pulsatility of plasma growth hormone and hepatic growth hormone receptor characteristics of broiler chickens divergently selected for abdominal fat contentJ Buyse, A Vanderpooten, B Leclercq, et al.

FEBS Letters|September 21, 1992

Growth hormone acutely decreases type III iodothyronine deiodinase in chicken liverV M Darras, L R Berghman, A Vanderpooten, et al.

Veterinary Immunology and Immunopathology|June 5, 1998

Characterisation of chicken monocytes, macrophages and interdigitating cells by the monoclonal antibody KUL01J Mast, B M Goddeeris, K Peeters, et al.

Poultry Science|April 23, 2005

Antibodies: an alternative for antibiotics?L R Berghman, D Abi-Ghanem, S D Waghela, et al.

General and Comparative Endocrinology|September 1, 1994

The effect of environmental temperature on episodic growth hormone release of meat-type chickens selected for 6 week body weight or for improved feed efficiency between 3 and 6 weeks of ageJ Buyse, F R Leenstra, G Beuving, et al.

General and Comparative Endocrinology|October 1, 1991

Purification and electrophoretic analysis of glycosylated chicken growth hormone (G-cGH): evidence of G-cGH isoformsC Arámburo, S Navarrette, J L Montiel, et al.

General and Comparative Endocrinology|December 1, 1987

Glycosylated chicken growth hormoneL R Berghman, P Lens, E Decuypere, et al.

Domestic Animal Endocrinology|June 17, 1999

The drop in plasma thyrotropin concentrations in fasted chickens is caused by an action at the level of the hypothalamus: role of corticosteroneK L Geris, L R Berghman, E R Kühn, et al.

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Biology of Reproduction|September 1, 1993

Changes in immunoreactive FSH and inhibin in developing chicken embryos and the effects of estradiol and the aromatase inhibitor R76713L Rombauts, L R Berghman, D Vanmontfort, et al.

Biology of Reproduction|November 1, 1994

Contribution of the fetal adrenal to circulating immunoactive inhibin in the chicken embryoL Rombauts, D Vanmontfort, L R Berghman, et al.

British Poultry Science|March 1, 1994

Pulsatility of plasma growth hormone and hepatic growth hormone receptor characteristics of broiler chickens divergently selected for abdominal fat contentJ Buyse, A Vanderpooten, B Leclercq, et al.

FEBS Letters|September 21, 1992

Growth hormone acutely decreases type III iodothyronine deiodinase in chicken liverV M Darras, L R Berghman, A Vanderpooten, et al.

Veterinary Immunology and Immunopathology|June 5, 1998

Characterisation of chicken monocytes, macrophages and interdigitating cells by the monoclonal antibody KUL01J Mast, B M Goddeeris, K Peeters, et al.

Poultry Science|April 23, 2005

Antibodies: an alternative for antibiotics?L R Berghman, D Abi-Ghanem, S D Waghela, et al.

General and Comparative Endocrinology|September 1, 1994

The effect of environmental temperature on episodic growth hormone release of meat-type chickens selected for 6 week body weight or for improved feed efficiency between 3 and 6 weeks of ageJ Buyse, F R Leenstra, G Beuving, et al.

General and Comparative Endocrinology|October 1, 1991

Purification and electrophoretic analysis of glycosylated chicken growth hormone (G-cGH): evidence of G-cGH isoformsC Arámburo, S Navarrette, J L Montiel, et al.

General and Comparative Endocrinology|December 1, 1987

Glycosylated chicken growth hormoneL R Berghman, P Lens, E Decuypere, et al.

Domestic Animal Endocrinology|June 17, 1999

The drop in plasma thyrotropin concentrations in fasted chickens is caused by an action at the level of the hypothalamus: role of corticosteroneK L Geris, L R Berghman, E R Kühn, et al.

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